Sentence examples for proposed consent from inspiring English sources

The companies will have to divest themselves of some assets across the country under the proposed consent decree unanimously approved by the Federal Trade Commission.

"This court, while shaking its head, grants the S.E.C.'s motion and approves the proposed consent judgment," the judge wrote.

That requirement, the S.E.C. said, "threatens a central provision of the proposed consent judgment, namely that Citigroup would not deny the commission's allegation".

Participants described the state officials as wary of accepting a deal before scrutinizing the text of any proposed consent decree, particularly in light of the history of the case.

The judge found that without some basis to find the bank had violated the law, the proposed consent judgment was "neither fair, nor reasonable, nor adequate, nor in the public interest".

Under the proposed consent decree, Premcor, formerly Clark Refining and Marketing, is expected to spend as much as $20 million to install modern pollution-control technologies and use new production procedures at the refinery, which is near the Mississippi River north of St . Louis

This preserves aspects of autonomy, but is neither restrictive of future uses as a full consent model, nor is as permissive as proposed blanket consent models.

In our trial, because of the low risk associated with participation, we proposed that consent to participate and be followed up, in both control and intervention arms, should be obtained using "opt-out" consent, rather than the more traditional written opt-in consent.

Microsoft has appointed two lawyers who will work to ensure that it meets its legal obligations, including the proposed antitrust consent decree with the Department of Justice and nine states.

The second circuit wrote, correctly, "For the courts to simply accept a proposed SEC consent decree without any review would be a dereliction of the court's duty to ensure the orders it enters are proper".

In Chicago, police shootings dropped by more than 40percentthehe year the DOJ proposed a consent decree, and in Cleveland they fell by 75percentt.